Chinese match fixing

by **Deewee** » 29 Dec 2017 Read

Chinese match fixing

by Deewee » 29 Dec 2017 Read

Snookerbacker writes a about an ongoing problem: http://www.snookerbacker.com/2017/12/29/if-it-aint-broken/
The news for me here was the fact that World Snooker is confiscating mobile phones from Asian players before games. That makes it seem like a widespread issue.

by **Badsnookerplayer** » 29 Dec 2017 Read

Re: Chinese match fixing

by Badsnookerplayer » 29 Dec 2017 Read

Interesting - but not happy - reading. Thanks Deewee

by **SnookerFan** » 29 Dec 2017 Read

Re: Chinese match fixing

by SnookerFan » 29 Dec 2017 Read

Mark Allen was right. :shock:

by **SnookerEd25** » 04 Jan 2018 Read

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by SnookerEd25 » 04 Jan 2018 Read

Stephen Lee, who had a file as thick as an extra large double thick sliced loaf once they’d dug out all his various misdemeanours;

rofl

by **Badsnookerplayer** » 04 Jan 2018 Read

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by Badsnookerplayer » 04 Jan 2018 Read

Never understood why Stephen didn't stage a hunger strike in protest. Two birds with one stone and all that.

by **Dan-cat** » 04 Jan 2018 Read

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by Dan-cat » 04 Jan 2018 Read

Dunno what to make of this, I feel really sad for the players involved. Young Lyu Haotion for example, who until this year has really struggled - and then there's this on top? Pressure from gangsters? WTAF.

Do you guys recall that three young Thai players house got burned down a coupe of years ago?? http://www.snookerbacker.com/2013/09/22 ... yers-home/